Week 06 Collaboration

Ethical behaviour

Ethical behaviour in collaboration may relate to: 

•   acknowledging discomfort or anger 
•   being prepared to fully participate 
•   communicating in an open way 
•   honesty 
•   honouring commitments 
•   sensitivity to social, cultural, personal situations and dynamics 
•   showing respect 
•   understanding of the consequences of actions 




 BLOG EXERCISE

Add 2 items to the list above - then SORT the 10 items into 2 groups. 
 
 1. Essential
 2. Secondary  (give at least one example for each group)

Essential	Secondary
Showing respect	Acknowledging discomfort or anger
Sensitivity to social, cultural, personal situations and dynamics	Understanding of the consequences of actions
Honesty	Honouring commitments
Being prepared to fully participate	Communicating in an open way
Respecting property
Sensitivity to personal space

Example from Essential group:
In the Mac Labs at class it is essential and expected that we respect the property of CDU by obeying rules such as no food and drink, not making a mess, etc.

Example from Secondary group:
It is not essential but is important that we communicate. In organising the exhibition I have found that it has been important to communicate with the group so we can allocate tasks and ensure they get done.

GROUP EXERCISE
Trust & creative partnerships

PART 1: Whos Got a Dollar?

•   Demo
•   Silent Reflection
  1. Would you volunteer your money - that is, take risk? 
       I didn't volunteer because I didn't have any cash on me, but I know if i did I would feel hesitant

  2. How did you feel? 
      I would feel a little uncomfortable about someone taking it without asking or earning it.    

  3. Did you feel a little sheepish? 
      A little, if someone stood up and said something, I may have responded. But because I didnt have
      any cash on me it was ok.

  4. What about when the ante was upped to ten dollars?
      I thought, Im glad I don't have money on me haha. And i thought it would be cool if I won it.

  5. Twenty? 
      Was starting to think it was a bit much for the other person to be giving away freely.

  6. Did you think the volunteers were foolish? 
      A little but wasn't too sure what was going on and if they were going to get it back.

•   Blog


Trust & creative partnerships - GROUP EXERCISE

PART 2: Eye Contact
PART 3: Eye Contact with Touch
PART 4: Proximity – comfortable / closer / further

15 mins:
PART 5: Blog

•   draw quick icons / diagrams to represent the above exercises

•   comment on your feelings and observations

•   in relation to creative partnerships, address these 2 items for each exercise
  1. ETHICAL BEHAVIOUR
  2. TRUST

Youtube Video

 Youtube commentary

Here is a quick video on ethics. It is of still images with captions down the bottom. it is quite funny. It also shows different peoples thoughts and shows ethics. Just a quick video I found. Nothing to flash or serious.

xoRachxo